Category : Opinions
Dedicated to editorials and articles from an authors personal perspective.
State Legislatures: Last Guardians of the Republic
This Part V of “Can the U.S. Unite, if not, How Does it Divide? discusses the options available to states to restrain the continuing amassment...
Is the Future Gold or Virtual Gold?
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the world’s economy. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 5.4% from the previous year, with...
5 More Fantastic Tunes to Trigger Feminists
Flip to the B-side of the record! Here comes another list of five more fantastic tunes to trigger those crazy, third-wave feminist psychos. “Under My...
Argentina’s Libertarian Hope and Inspiration For America
by Guest Post
by Alejandro Canosa The homeland of my youth is a warning, yet also a promise of what could be in the “land of liberty” I...
A “Civil” Civil War – For Now (Part IV)
This Part IV of “Can the U.S. Unite? If Not, How Does it Divide?” discusses actions taken by states to resist federal diminishment of state...
After Afghanistan: Where Do We Go From Here?
by Guest Post
By Ali Motamedi The withdrawal of all US government personnel from Afghanistan marked the end of what is often considered to be one of the...
It’s James Bond, Not Jane Bond: Daniel Craig Says No to Female 007
Actor Daniel Craig will be reprising his role as famed 007 agent James Bond for a fifth and final time next month in the film...
Feds Diminish State Sovereignty to Secure Unchecked Power
Part III of the series “Can the U.S Unite? If not, How Does It Divide?” addresses how the federal government, over a century and a...
Triggered America: SJW’s Go Loco Over Spanish Language on Black Crayon
Twitter users are going loco over Crayola’s refusal to remove ‘negro’ from the translations on its black Crayon. what is this???? @Crayola we’ve moved on...
Rand Paul and Alex Padilla Bridge the Divide to Help “Documented Dreamers”
by Guest Post
Amid the current partisan push by Democrats to provide permanent residency for millions of immigrants, some lawmakers are still doing the thankless work of reaching...